The snow and the snowdrops (007)
The snowdrop is the only flower who has no problem flowering in the snow. Have you any idea why the snowdrop is...
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Birds
Mar 6, 2017
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Why the sanderling guards the border between the sea and the land (002)
Everyone is touched by the sight of a very small bird running along the waves of the shoreline. Did you know that...
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Birds
Mar 6, 2017
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THE WREN, If you are not strong, you must be clever (038)
It is amazing that such a little ball of fluff like the wren can sing so loudly. From January through to December...
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Trees
Mar 6, 2017
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How the wood of the alder turned red (014)
Winter is a time when nature rests. In many nature reserves trees are pruned. The ash, willow and alder are cut...
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Animals
Mar 6, 2017
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How the cross spider got its name
Walking down the garden path to get your bike and into the web of a cross spider. Does this sound familiar? These...
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Plants
Mar 6, 2017
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THE POPPY, A message from the battlefields
In many stories about the war mention is often made of an extraordinary phenomenon. Namely, in the summer...
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Birds
Mar 6, 2017
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REDWING, The long flight up North
Many birds overwinter in Western Europe and then fly a few thousand kilometer more to their breeding grounds in the...
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Animals, Birds
Mar 6, 2017
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How the moon lost its tail. THE PEREGRINE FALCON AND THE MOON
The moon has an extraordinary influence on human beings. Especially when the moon is full and rises above the...
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Plants
Feb 19, 2017
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Why the blue hyacinth smells so beautiful (76)
On late winter days I do so love the fragrant scent of hyacinths in my house. A flower that not only smells...
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